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In his first speech since the Israel-Hamas conflict began on October 7, Hezbollah leader Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah made veiled threats against the United States, suggesting that his Iran-backed group was prepared to confront US warships in the Mediterranean.

"When it comes to 'innocent victims' the women that they shown... You never hear them talking about the men, talking about the soldiers. They always say, 'Women and children', 'women and children', 'women and children'," said Australian Islamic scholar Nassim Abdi amid Israel-Hamas war.

Leaders, including Mumbai BJP spokesperson Suresh Nakhua and Bharatiya Janata Yuva Morcha (BJYM) national vice president Abhivav Prakash, accused the lecture of glorifying Hamas and suicide attacks, while also making derogatory remarks about Hindu culture, Hinduism, Hindutva, RSS, BJP, and the Indian Army.

Former Indian cricketer Irfan Pathan voiced his concern over the tragic deaths of innocent children in Gaza amid the ongoing Israel-Hamas war, which began on October 7.

The possible transfer of arms to Hezbollah via the mercenary Wagner group raises worries regarding Moscow's involvement in the region and its increasingly close ties with Iran. Girish Linganna reports

North Korea's Kim Jong Un has reportedly instructed officials to support Palestinians amid the ongoing Israel-Hamas war in Gaza and could consider selling weapons to Middle Eastern terror groups.

Abu Obeida, the spokesperson of Al-Qassam Brigades, the military wing of Hamas, has warned Israeli forces amid the ongoing ground operation in Gaza, stating, "Await more of your soldiers returning in black bags. We will make Gaza a curse upon you as it has always been."

Russia's condemnation of Israeli airstrikes on Syria and its warning about the risk of regional escalation are notable aspects of this evolving situation. Tensions between Russia and Israel have grown, particularly since Israel's support for Ukraine following Russia's invasion.

In a video shared by Israel Defense Forces (IDF) on X, senior Hamas leaderMousa Abu Marzouk states, "Everybody knows 75 percent of the people in the Gaza Strip are refugees, and it is the responsibility of the United Nations to protect them."

The article sheds light on the Israel Defense Forces' successful interception of an 'avatars' network aimed at extracting sensitive information from IDF soldiers, emphasizing the critical role of information security in safeguarding national defense.